Key Facts  
     
 
 Foundation
 Date Founded  10 BCE  Place Founded  Galilee (Nazara)
 Founder  Jesus of Nazareth, Joseph Ha Rama Theo (His Divine Highness)   
Adherents 2,000 million
 Major Sects Nazarenes (extinct by 250 CE)
Gnostics
Donatist (wiped out by 450 CE)
Irish Church (wiped out/replaced by 1250)
Cathars (wiped out by 1350)
 Main Locations
 Middle East, North Africa, Ireland, Southern Europe
 
 
 Sacred Objects, Rituals and Locations
 Sacred texts
 Gnostic Scriptures including selected prophets including Jeremiah.
 Original language  Aramaic, Greek, Latin
 Spiritual leaders
 patriarch; elder; disciple
 Place of worship
 Any sacred location, meeting place
 Day of worship
 Saturday
 Major holidays
 • 14 Nisan (1st/3rd April) Birth of Jesus & New Year
• 14 Nisan celebrated (14 March) Sacrifice/Crucifiction of Jesus
 
 
 Fundamental philosophy
 Theism ("god")
 Universal Monotheism - one loving god
 Ultimate reality
 One God of which everything is a meaningful part
 Human nature
 Created by lesser gods, greater spirit than our first makers, blinded by a counterfeit soul. Sadducee priests are fundamentally evil, wearing robes of priests, but really satanists. Jewish god of old testament is not really god, but satan pretending to be God.
 Purpose of life
 Self knowledge in order to free oneself, respect all living things and understand the ultimate reality of God in everything
 How to live
 Respect life of all things, refrain from doing harm and disgraceful acts against one's pure soul. Seek to help one's family, ones community. Live in peace and harmony with the world. Seek to better one's self.
 Afterlife
 Mind is immortal
 Cosmology
 The true God, the father of all things is greater than the Earth, the Sun. Lesser Gods on earth claim to be god, but deceive.
 Spiritual leaders
 rabbi (teacher), disciples
 
 
 Laws and commandments
Two Greatest Commandments
 1. Truth/Pure Knowledge shall set you free
2. Do unto all other life as you yourself expect to be treated
 First and last true Ecumenical Councils
1. Council of Jerusalem (50AD)- excommunicated Paul of Tarsus (St. Paul) as a heretic.
 Twelve Apostles
1. James, (the Just), blood brother of Jesus
2. John
3. Philip
4. Bartholomew
5. Thomas
6. Andrew (Peter's brother)
7. Simon (Peter) bar Jonah- led 62 CE Jewish revolt against Sadducee murder of James the Just. Executed in Jerusalem.
8. Matthew the tax collector
9. James, son of Alphaeus
10. Simon the Zealot
11. Judas Iscariot
12. Thaddaeus
 
     
     
     


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